System information

Appendix A. HMC command list 489
-r - the type of system resource(s) to be changed:
sys - managed system
lpar - partition
prof - partition profile
sysprof - system profile
-m <managed system> - the managed system's name
-f <config file name> - the name of the file containing the
configuration data for this command
the format is:
attr_name1=value,attr_name2=value,...
or
"attr_name1=value1,value2,...",...
-i "<config data>" - the configuration data for this command
the format is:
"attr_name1=value,attr_name2=value,..."
or
""attr_name1=value1,value2,...",..."
--help - prints this help
The valid attribute names for this command are:
-r sys optional: new_name, power_off_policy (0 | 1),
service_lpar_id, service_lpar_name,
ipl_side (perm | temp), ipl_speed (slow | fast),
ipl_speed_override (none | slow | fast)
-r lpar required: name | lpar_id
optional: new_name, default_profile, cluster_id,
shared_pool_util_auth (0 | 1)
-r prof required: name, lpar_id | lpar_name
optional: new_name
-r sysprof required: name
optional: new_name, lpar_ids | lpar_names, profile_names
Change system state (chsysstate)
This command changes the system state (Example A-3).
Example: A-3 Command usage for chsysstate
Usage: chsysstate -r sys | lpar | sysprof
-m <managed system>
[-o on | off | fastoff | reipl ]
[-n <object name>]
[-f <profile name>]
[--test]
[--continue]
[--help]
Changes the system state.
-m <managed system> - the managed system's name
-o on -r sys - power on the managed system
-o on -r lpar - activate a partition
-o on -r sysprof - activate a system profile
-o off - power off the managed system
this parameter is only valid for -r sys
-o fastoff - perform a hard power off of the managed system
this parameter is only valid for -r sys
-o reipl - perform a re-ipl of the managed system
this parameter is only valid for -r sys
-n <object name> - the name of the partition or system profile